Neal Foundation Trust Grant

Neal Foundation Trust Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: The Neal Foundation
Last Updated: February 23, 2026

Summary

The Neal Foundation Trust Grant supports organizations dedicated to the humane treatment of animals. With a focus on local community projects, the foundation funds initiatives aimed at reducing pet overpopulation and alleviating animal suffering. Eligible programs include spay/neuter services, fostering, and humane education. The foundation prioritizes projects that demonstrate significant local impact, ensuring a compassionate approach to addressing the needs of abandoned and neglected animals.

Overview

Note: The purpose of this inquiry is to limit applications to projects within our resources at this time. The Neal Foundation grant process is ongoing. Requests are considered and replied to on a first come first serve basis. You must have received, completed, and returned a current grant application for consideration. ​About Us As a privately endowed family foundation, the mission of The Neal Foundation is to provide grant opportunities to  organizations involved in ongoing activities promoting the humane treatment of animals through the prevention of neglect, suffering, abuse, and cruelty. ​These activities include but are not limited to; rescue, fostering, adoption, spay, neutering, and humane education. It is our hope and intent to make a difference for the animals that offer us companionship,  loyalty, and unconditional love that too often are left abandoned, hungry, sick, or in pain.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. As a smaller foundation much consideration will be given to local community projects. More specifically non-profit groups exhibiting the ability to reduce pet over population, suffering, and abuse by (but not limited to):Spay and neuter programsEasing over crowded shelters by implementing alternative adoption & foster programsProviding adequate, compassionate, immediate care for sick, injured, abandoned, or otherwise neglected animalsProviding permanent care & shelter for geriatric, and other animals deemed "un-adoptable"